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7. Commissioning of the machine
When the machine is ready for use and the operator is familiar with the controls of the machine, the
manual and safety rules, the machine can be used. In this chapter the operation is arranged in order,
to facilitate working with the machine.
NOTE! Familiarise yourself with the entire machine and all controls before starting to work
with the machine! If you have to do this while working, it will be too late.
Daily inspection
The machine must be serviced regularly according to the maintenance schedule. In addition, a brief
daily inspection will be required prior to using the machine. The following points of the machine have
to be checked:
Check the machine carefully for damage, visible cracks and deformations.
Check that all the stickers with safety instructions are present and undamaged.
Check that all service hatches and bonnets are properly closed.
Check that all the lights are working properly.
Check that the dashboard is working properly.
Check that the level of all fluids listed in chapter 6. Making the machine ready for use is
adequate.
Check the seat, the step and the floor of the cabin for dirt and slipperiness.
Starting
When starting the machine it is advised to check the following points of attention:
Check that the belt is fastened and the failure protection is extended.
Adjust the position of the seat to the ideal sitting position for the driver.
Make sure that the exhaust fumes are discharged through the outside air or an exhaust
system.
Check that no load can fall or blow from the attachment.
Check that the battery isolator is switched on.
In cold weather, preheat the engine for about 10 seconds by turning the ignition key to
position II.
Start the engine by turning the ignition key to position III.
Allow the engine to reach the ideal operating temperature before it is heavily burdened.
Driving
When the engine has almost reached operating temperature, the machine can be driven. It is advised
to go through the following steps:
Check that the carriageway and surroundings are clear and that there is sufficient visibility.
Switch on the drive with the button on the wheelhouse with the symbol of a key.
Position the lifting height about 20 centimetres above the ground.
Select the desired driving direction with the joystick.
Select the desired power distribution with the joystick if your machine has the inching
option.
Disengage the parking brake.
Build up the speed slowly as you drive away.
Check whether the fuel level is sufficient for the planned work.
WARNING! Never change the desired driving direction with the joystick if the machine is
not stationary. This can cause damage to the drive.
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